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Comment #36478409
https://archive.is/EytWf
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Comment #36137569
> As with reality TV, it turns out that's where the money was all along. If it doesn't cost anything to produce then you can create endless hours at zero marginal cost. Why people …
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Comment #36091015
Think about the problem, actively and deeply. Then let it go and sleep on it. Sometimes, when you can’t come to a solution, it’s best to let the solution come to you.
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Comment #36077735
https://archive.is/mPsMF
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Comment #36073708
And, of course, further research is needed…
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Comment #36071870
It's a great strategy for the long game. The AI tech itself (e.g. OpenAI) will just be a low margin, commoditised utility in the long run. The value is at the edges.
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Comment #36070161
QR codes are conducive to dining use cases where automation is desirable. For instance, QR codes would fit in with the old automat model [1]. A more modern example might be Chinese…
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Comment #36069715
When you’re 20, you care about what everyone thinks about you. When you’re 40, you don’t care about what other people think of you. When you’re 60, you realise that no one was real…
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Comment #36047183
Sorry, you’re absolutely right. Let me amend that for you… /s
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Comment #36046242
"What can I do to get you in this car today?"
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Comment #36045775
A takeaway of the article might be: Be beautiful, or employ nifty psychological tricks. See also: - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halo_effect - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physic…
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Comment #36037843
It's useful for rubberducking. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubber_duck_debugging
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Comment #36036836
> I asked my boss for a raise today and he rejected it. It's a bit overdue and I'm paid slightly below market. I'm sorry to hear that. > I could probably find a new better paid job…